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Today’s word is "Jubilant": Feeling great joy; triumphant.
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Word of the Day · January 10, 2026
Jubilant
JOO-buh-lunt · adjective
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Definition
Feeling great joy; triumphant.
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Origin & Etymology
From Latin jubilare, meaning “to shout for joy.”
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Nuance
Jubilant is bigger than “happy”—it’s celebration-level joy.
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Usage
“When the results came in, the team was jubilant.”
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Fun Fact
“Jubilation” is literally “joyful shouting”—so the word itself is kind of loud.
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